Nov 23, 2015
Lafayette Beats Lehigh in Giving Challenge
Lafayette may have lost Saturday’s football game, but it defeated Lehigh in the sixth annual Giving Challenge. By a score of 4,806 to 3,185, Lafayette…
News & Features
Nov 23, 2015
Our Beloved Community
Our Beloved Community, Lafayette’s fourth annual diversity symposium, drew 150 prospective students from around the world to engage in open dialogue…
Nov 20, 2015
Barclay and Luhrs speak at Harvard’s Reischauer Institute of Japanese Studies
History Professor Paul Barclay and Director of Digital Scholarship Services Eric Luhrs were invited to participate in a workshop on “Advancing Digital…
Nov 17, 2015
A ConnectEd Community
ConnectEd, Lafayette’s online learning program, connects students past and present with outstanding faculty for learning in a whole new way. The series…
Nov 17, 2015
The Center of the Community
Mary Tony is a vibrant, funny 98-year-old. Her hearing and sight may not be what they used to be, but her mind is sharp, and she is able to get around…
Nov 15, 2015
Making Things Tick
A future class valedictorian from Southern New Jersey who wanted to be a math major, Pat Anderson Myers ’82 visited Lafayette for a one-week program…
Nov 13, 2015
Supporting a Diverse and Inclusive Community
As communities of learning, colleges and universities seek to establish an atmosphere that not only welcomes, but depends upon, a diversity of backgrounds…
Nov 10, 2015
Veterans Larry ’51 and Ruth Snyder Share Memories
Navy veterans Larry '51 and Ruth Snyder served at the Naval Landing Force Equipment Depot in Albany, Calif., under the shadow of the Golden Gate Bridge…
Nov 7, 2015
Kelvin Serem ’18 Featured in the New York Times
Like millions of other college students in America, Kelvin Serem ’18 returned to school this semester. But Kelvin is sending 85 other students to school…
Nov 3, 2015
Theater Presents Doubt
Last month, the theater department presented its production of Doubt, the winner of the Tony Award and Drama Critics’ Circle Award for best play and…